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The Mighty Hand of God
A sermon exploring three pictures of God's hand in our lives: the hand that gathers us to safety, molds us like clay, and holds us through life's challenges. Emphasizes our need to humble ourselves under God's mighty hand rather than resist His work.
The People God Uses
Lessons from Elizabeth: A Woman God Used Mightily
A study of Elizabeth from Luke 1, examining how God uses ordinary people for extraordinary purposes. The sermon explores her understanding that blessings come from God, her Spirit-filled excitement, and her humble heart that made her useable in God's plan.
Judge Righteous Judgement
The Danger of Speaking Evil of the Brethren
Meaning of Meek
Blessed Are the Meek: Why the Humble Inherit Everything
Fruit of the Spirit: Meekness
Moses: God's Picture of True Meekness
Roman Centurion
Say the Word: A Centurion's Great Faith
Where Wast Thou
The Creator's Challenge to Job
Spirit of Understanding
Reading with Spiritual Eyes: Moving Beyond Surface Scripture
Psalm 119: 73 Jod
God's Care for the Small Things
Have the Right Spirit
Renewed Day by Day: Getting Your Spirit Right
Who Can God Count On?
The Search for the Faithful: Can God Count on You?
I Don’t Feel Strong.
Who Am I? God's Strength in Our Weakness
1 John 2
My Little Children: Growing in Grace and Truth
Be a Man in God's Eyes
Put On Your Big Boy Pants and Answer God
P&s
Worship in the Storm: When Faith Meets the Trial
Can We Agree?
New Year, New Honesty: Paul's Reality Check for Christians
Believe Like a Child
Small Hands, Great Faith: What Children Teach Us About God
Meekness: Lesson 11
What Do You Gain When You Choose Meekness?
This sermon explores the practical benefits and blessings that come from cultivating meekness and a quiet spirit. It examines how the meek find contentment, health, and God's protection through their humble attitude toward life.
Psalm 119: 81-88 Caph
How to Find Strength When Life Overwhelms You
This sermon explores the Hebrew letter Caph, symbolizing a person bowed with open hands, teaching Christians about submission, humility, and receiving God's grace. Through the story of blind Bartimaeus and David's struggles in Psalm 119, we learn that witnessing is simply one beggar telling another where to find healing, and that our strength comes from waiting on God rather than fighting battles in our own power.
How to Heal Our Land
God's Prescription for a Nation in Crisis
Broken, Broken, Broken
Clay in the Master's Hands: God's Purpose for Our Broken Pieces
Road to Revival: Giving
When God's People Return: The Heart of Revival Giving
Mothers Day 2013
God's Choice: The Heart of a Godly Mother
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